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I customer asked me today during a demo of the Total Care portal, for running configuration, are the details shown captured at the time the device was reviewed during the discovery service or what would be running at the current time.
I thought the information of the running configuration would be what was captured at time of discovery, not current at the time of the display request.  Would that be accurate or is the running configuration captured at the time of the selection in the portal.

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